The Connect Program's webpage on Risk Factors, Protective Factors, and Warning Signs offers a comprehensive overview of the elements influencing suicide risk and prevention. It categorizes risk factors—including mental health issues, substance use, and family history—and protective factors such as strong social connections and access to mental health care, across individual, family, and community levels. Additionally, the page outlines warning signs of suicide, ranging from direct statements of intent to behavioral changes like withdrawal or increased substance use. This resource is crucial for prevention professionals aiming to identify at-risk individuals and implement effective, multi-level intervention strategies.